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Originally posted by Atticus View PostGee, what could possibly go wrong with this idea?
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Originally posted by KevinR View PostI have seen reports of individuals giving non-scholarship athletes on certain teams NIL funding equal to the value of a full scholarship.
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Originally posted by gh View PostNew York will allow preps to share in the NIL pie.... see story linked on home page
https://opendorse.com/blog/nil-high-school/
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And I thought it was nuts for college programs to offer scholarships to Junior High athletes.......
Kinda looking forward to seeing where this all leads.
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New York will allow preps to share in the NIL pie.... see story linked on home page
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I have seen reports of individuals giving non-scholarship athletes on certain teams NIL funding equal to the value of a full scholarship. It will be interesting to see how this plays out, as it will be an obvious way for boosters to get around those pesky scholarship limits.
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Meanwhile....
Over first three months of the NIL Era, some data from @opendorse
: - B1G leads all conferences in compensation - football & men's basketball account for nearly 80% of compensation - posting content accounts for 87% of activities - DI athletes have made an average of $391 on NIL
https://mobile.twitter.com/RossDelle...64278674214914
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Financial Times...
Most college athletes don’t have lawyers and are brokering their own deals: 81 per cent of NIL contracts signed so far are valued at less than $100, according to Opendorse. Yet it estimates that top college athletes could eventually earn up to $6.5m a year in endorsements.
Mottram of Breaking T says that without player unions or associations to negotiate group licensing deals — typical in professional sports — his firm has had to resort to “sliding into the direct messages” of athletes’ social media profiles after they make a big play. It also means bigger-ticket deals, such as video game licensing, which typically need consent from entire team rosters, are not yet feasible. “Are gamers going to be OK with it if only eight of the top 20 quarterbacks are featured in the game? It’s not going to be a great product,” adds Mottram.
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Originally posted by Conor Dary View PostAnd so it began...NIKE co-founder Phil Knight and other prominent Oregon alumni have formed Division Street, Inc. to supercharge #NIL opportunities for Oregon athletes. It seeks to help athletes create/monetize their brands. @sabrina_i20
will serve as Chief Athlete Officer.
https://mobile.twitter.com/DarrenHei...81012731039745
B. What kind of cut will Div St take as the 'manager'?
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And so it began...
NIKE co-founder Phil Knight and other prominent Oregon alumni have formed Division Street, Inc. to supercharge #NIL opportunities for Oregon athletes. It seeks to help athletes create/monetize their brands. @sabrina_i20
will serve as Chief Athlete Officer.
https://mobile.twitter.com/DarrenHei...81012731039745
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